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It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

Now to China, where Beijing says it will beef up its Internet security over the recent reports of US espionage on a major Chinese telecom company.
This, after reports said America's National Security Agency broke into servers of the How-Way telecommunications. A spokesman for the Chinese government said the US has shown hypocrisy and despotic rule over spying. This comes after the New York Times published articles from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden that said the US had snooped on the Chinese firm. Beijing did not say what steps would be taken to strengthen Internet security.

published:27 Mar 2014

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If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with Filipinos being heavy social media users, telecommunications is big business. In fact, Facebook has just signed a deal with the Philippine government to put up a new underwater cable system, and Chinese telecommunications companies have already expressed interest in investing in the country.
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published:04 Dec 2017

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After the recent telecom shakeup in Beijing, stocks in the sector have fallen dramatically, and Patrick Schultz warns investors to avoid this sector for the time being.

published:09 Jun 2008

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A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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published:20 Apr 2016

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China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese telecom company Huawei plans to invest over $600 million in 5G technology research by 2018.
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published:19 May 2016

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A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanese officials arrived in the Chinese capital to assist in the ongoing investigation on the recent telecom scam and guarantee the rights of those suspects.
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S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications of high expected investment on credit quality.

published:16 Nov 2017

views:317

As a part of the grand Opening Ceremony for League of Legends World Championship 2017, AgainstThe Current performed "Legends Never Die," the official theme song for Worlds 2017.
Taking place at Beijing National Stadium (which was built for the '08 Olympics), everything was absolutely amazing, the entire production, from the choreography with all the dancers, to the costuming (Chrissy's outfit was unbelievably awesome!) to the band w/ an orchestra rocking before a huge crowd as a giant CGIDragon lands on the stage during the breakdown. Crazy fantastic!
At the center of it all, was an impeccable performance by the mighty Chrissy Costanza, a true legend in the making. All the world's a stage and she owned this day. Long may she reign. So proud of her and the band. What a milestone. So much more to come.

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The company provides fixed-line and Xiaolingtong (Personal Handy-phone System) telephone services to 216 million people as of April 2008, and broadband internet access to over 38 million subscribers, providing approximately 62% (46 Gbit/s) of China's internet bandwidth. On 2 June 2008, China Telecom announced that it would purchase China Unicom's nationwide CDMA business and assets for 110 billion RMB, giving it 43 million mobile subscribers. On 7 January 2009, China Telecom was awarded CDMA 2000 license to expand its business to 3G telecommunication.

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WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

Beijing to beef up Internet security over US spying on Chinese telecom

Beijing to beef up Internet security over US spying on Chinese telecom

Beijing to beef up Internet security over US spying on Chinese telecom

Now to China, where Beijing says it will beef up its Internet security over the recent reports of US espionage on a major Chinese telecom company.
This, after reports said America's National Security Agency broke into servers of the How-Way telecommunications. A spokesman for the Chinese government said the US has shown hypocrisy and despotic rule over spying. This comes after the New York Times published articles from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden that said the US had snooped on the Chinese firm. Beijing did not say what steps would be taken to strengthen Internet security.

3:12

Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with Filipinos being heavy social media users, telecommunications is big business. In fact, Facebook has just signed a deal with the Philippine government to put up a new underwater cable system, and Chinese telecommunications companies have already expressed interest in investing in the country.
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3:36

China Watch: Steer Clear of Telecom

China Watch: Steer Clear of Telecom

China Watch: Steer Clear of Telecom

After the recent telecom shakeup in Beijing, stocks in the sector have fallen dramatically, and Patrick Schultz warns investors to avoid this sector for the time being.

1:12

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese telecom company Huawei plans to invest over $600 million in 5G technology research by 2018.
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1:31

Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanese officials arrived in the Chinese capital to assist in the ongoing investigation on the recent telecom scam and guarantee the rights of those suspects.
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China Telecom launches 3G in Beijing

04-04-2009

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Industry Top Trends 2018 Telecoms

Industry Top Trends 2018 Telecoms

Industry Top Trends 2018 Telecoms

S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications of high expected investment on credit quality.

3:58

Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

As a part of the grand Opening Ceremony for League of Legends World Championship 2017, AgainstThe Current performed "Legends Never Die," the official theme song for Worlds 2017.
Taking place at Beijing National Stadium (which was built for the '08 Olympics), everything was absolutely amazing, the entire production, from the choreography with all the dancers, to the costuming (Chrissy's outfit was unbelievably awesome!) to the band w/ an orchestra rocking before a huge crowd as a giant CGIDragon lands on the stage during the breakdown. Crazy fantastic!
At the center of it all, was an impeccable performance by the mighty Chrissy Costanza, a true legend in the making. All the world's a stage and she owned this day. Long may she reign. So proud of her and the band. What a milestone. So much more to come.

China Telecom Global Corporate Video 2016

WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provid...

Beijing to beef up Internet security over US spying on Chinese telecom

Now to China, where Beijing says it will beef up its Internet security over the recent reports of US espionage on a major Chinese telecom company.
This, after reports said America's National Security Agency broke into servers of the How-Way telecommunications. A spokesman for the Chinese government said the US has shown hypocrisy and despotic rule over spying. This comes after the New York Times published articles from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden that said the US had snooped on the Chinese firm. Beijing did not say what steps would be taken to strengthen Internet security.

published: 27 Mar 2014

Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with Filipinos being heavy social media users, telecommunications is big business. In fact, Facebook has just signed a deal with the Philippine government to put up a new underwater cable system, and Chinese telecommunications companies have already expressed interest in investing in the country.
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published: 04 Dec 2017

China Watch: Steer Clear of Telecom

After the recent telecom shakeup in Beijing, stocks in the sector have fallen dramatically, and Patrick Schultz warns investors to avoid this sector for the time being.

published: 09 Jun 2008

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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published: 20 Apr 2016

Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese telecom company Huawei plans to invest over $600 million in 5G technology research by 2018.
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published: 19 May 2016

Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanese officials arrived in the Chinese capital to assist in the ongoing investigation on the recent telecom scam and guarantee the rights of those suspects.
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China Telecom launches 3G in Beijing

04-04-2009

published: 04 Apr 2009

Industry Top Trends 2018 Telecoms

S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications of high expected investment on credit quality.

published: 16 Nov 2017

Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

Now to China, where Beijing says it will beef up its Internet security over the recent reports of US espionage on a major Chinese telecom company.
This, after reports said America's National Security Agency broke into servers of the How-Way telecommunications. A spokesman for the Chinese government said the US has shown hypocrisy and despotic rule over spying. This comes after the New York Times published articles from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden that said the US had snooped on the Chinese firm. Beijing did not say what steps would be taken to strengthen Internet security.

Now to China, where Beijing says it will beef up its Internet security over the recent reports of US espionage on a major Chinese telecom company.
This, after reports said America's National Security Agency broke into servers of the How-Way telecommunications. A spokesman for the Chinese government said the US has shown hypocrisy and despotic rule over spying. This comes after the New York Times published articles from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden that said the US had snooped on the Chinese firm. Beijing did not say what steps would be taken to strengthen Internet security.

Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with...

If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with Filipinos being heavy social media users, telecommunications is big business. In fact, Facebook has just signed a deal with the Philippine government to put up a new underwater cable system, and Chinese telecommunications companies have already expressed interest in investing in the country.
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If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with Filipinos being heavy social media users, telecommunications is big business. In fact, Facebook has just signed a deal with the Philippine government to put up a new underwater cable system, and Chinese telecommunications companies have already expressed interest in investing in the country.
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A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese t...

China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese telecom company Huawei plans to invest over $600 million in 5G technology research by 2018.
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China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese telecom company Huawei plans to invest over $600 million in 5G technology research by 2018.
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Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanes...

A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanese officials arrived in the Chinese capital to assist in the ongoing investigation on the recent telecom scam and guarantee the rights of those suspects.
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A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanese officials arrived in the Chinese capital to assist in the ongoing investigation on the recent telecom scam and guarantee the rights of those suspects.
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Industry Top Trends 2018 Telecoms

S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications...

S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications of high expected investment on credit quality.

S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications of high expected investment on credit quality.

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Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

As a part of the grand Opening Ceremony for League of Legends World Championship 2017, AgainstThe Current performed "Legends Never Die," the official theme song for Worlds 2017.
Taking place at Beijing National Stadium (which was built for the '08 Olympics), everything was absolutely amazing, the entire production, from the choreography with all the dancers, to the costuming (Chrissy's outfit was unbelievably awesome!) to the band w/ an orchestra rocking before a huge crowd as a giant CGIDragon lands on the stage during the breakdown. Crazy fantastic!
At the center of it all, was an impeccable performance by the mighty Chrissy Costanza, a true legend in the making. All the world's a stage and she owned this day. Long may she reign. So proud of her and the band. What a milestone. So much more to come.

As a part of the grand Opening Ceremony for League of Legends World Championship 2017, AgainstThe Current performed "Legends Never Die," the official theme song for Worlds 2017.
Taking place at Beijing National Stadium (which was built for the '08 Olympics), everything was absolutely amazing, the entire production, from the choreography with all the dancers, to the costuming (Chrissy's outfit was unbelievably awesome!) to the band w/ an orchestra rocking before a huge crowd as a giant CGIDragon lands on the stage during the breakdown. Crazy fantastic!
At the center of it all, was an impeccable performance by the mighty Chrissy Costanza, a true legend in the making. All the world's a stage and she owned this day. Long may she reign. So proud of her and the band. What a milestone. So much more to come.

Hello everyone welcome back to my channel.
Today's video is of a very rare visitor into MAN! A Private CJ of SK Telecom that arrived from Beijing this afternoon. This aircraft flew directly from Beijing and landed just before 15:00. This aircraft had a follow me that took him to stand 243 whilst it is in for a few days. This departed Monday. Hope you enjoy the video!
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Telecom fraud: Suspects may be prosecuted on Chinese mainland

Police from the Chinese mainland say that the 32 telecom fraud suspects from Taiwan who were deported from Malaysia in April will be investigated and may face prosecution on the Chinese mainland. The suspects are being held in a detention center in Beijing. They were deported from Malaysia together with 65 mainland suspects.
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published: 14 May 2016

Taiwan telecom fraud stirs tensions

China is battling an explosion of telecom fraud that has cost billions of dollars in financial losses and driven some victims to suicide, with most perpetrators located in Taiwan. Earlier this month 45 fraud suspects from Taiwan were deported by Kenya to Beijing. Kenya's choice to extradite the suspects to the Chinese mainland rather than Chinese Taiwan has stirred tensions between Beijing and Taipei. How will Taiwan's new pro-independence government respond? Since 2009, Taiwan and theChinese mainland have had in place a crime assistance agreement, but this case represents a setback in cooperation. Are politics the real driving force? And where does Taiwanese public opinion stand on these issues? Join us for a chat about telecom fraud and cross-strait relations, with Mr. Zhong Houtao, a re...

published: 26 Apr 2016

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
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Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provid...

Hello everyone welcome back to my channel.
Today's video is of a very rare visitor into MAN! A Private CJ of SK Telecom that arrived from Beijing this afternoon. This aircraft flew directly from Beijing and landed just before 15:00. This aircraft had a follow me that took him to stand 243 whilst it is in for a few days. This departed Monday. Hope you enjoy the video!
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Hello everyone welcome back to my channel.
Today's video is of a very rare visitor into MAN! A Private CJ of SK Telecom that arrived from Beijing this afternoon. This aircraft flew directly from Beijing and landed just before 15:00. This aircraft had a follow me that took him to stand 243 whilst it is in for a few days. This departed Monday. Hope you enjoy the video!
If you enjoyed this video please leave a Like, Subscribe, Share and Comment for more weekly videos from different airports around Europe!
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@AVIATIONMITCH

Police from the Chinese mainland say that the 32 telecom fraud suspects from Taiwan who were deported from Malaysia in April will be investigated and may face prosecution on the Chinese mainland. The suspects are being held in a detention center in Beijing. They were deported from Malaysia together with 65 mainland suspects.
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Police from the Chinese mainland say that the 32 telecom fraud suspects from Taiwan who were deported from Malaysia in April will be investigated and may face prosecution on the Chinese mainland. The suspects are being held in a detention center in Beijing. They were deported from Malaysia together with 65 mainland suspects.
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Taiwan telecom fraud stirs tensions

China is battling an explosion of telecom fraud that has cost billions of dollars in financial losses and driven some victims to suicide, with most perpetrators...

China is battling an explosion of telecom fraud that has cost billions of dollars in financial losses and driven some victims to suicide, with most perpetrators located in Taiwan. Earlier this month 45 fraud suspects from Taiwan were deported by Kenya to Beijing. Kenya's choice to extradite the suspects to the Chinese mainland rather than Chinese Taiwan has stirred tensions between Beijing and Taipei. How will Taiwan's new pro-independence government respond? Since 2009, Taiwan and theChinese mainland have had in place a crime assistance agreement, but this case represents a setback in cooperation. Are politics the real driving force? And where does Taiwanese public opinion stand on these issues? Join us for a chat about telecom fraud and cross-strait relations, with Mr. Zhong Houtao, a researcher in Taiwan studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; and in Taipei, Joanna Lei, a former legislator and head of research at the Chunghua 21st CenturyThink Tank.
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China is battling an explosion of telecom fraud that has cost billions of dollars in financial losses and driven some victims to suicide, with most perpetrators located in Taiwan. Earlier this month 45 fraud suspects from Taiwan were deported by Kenya to Beijing. Kenya's choice to extradite the suspects to the Chinese mainland rather than Chinese Taiwan has stirred tensions between Beijing and Taipei. How will Taiwan's new pro-independence government respond? Since 2009, Taiwan and theChinese mainland have had in place a crime assistance agreement, but this case represents a setback in cooperation. Are politics the real driving force? And where does Taiwanese public opinion stand on these issues? Join us for a chat about telecom fraud and cross-strait relations, with Mr. Zhong Houtao, a researcher in Taiwan studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; and in Taipei, Joanna Lei, a former legislator and head of research at the Chunghua 21st CenturyThink Tank.
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A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

Shenzhen: City of the Future. The high-tech life of China’s Silicon Valley

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- Technology and innovation hub, Shenzhen is known as China’s “silicon valley” and “the city of the future”.
- Once a fishing village, in just 50 years it grew into a megacity packed with skyscrapers.
- It hosts international technology exhibitions and forums and attracts creators and investors from around the world, contributing to its population boom
- Inventors and engineers working here, create helpful robots, hybrid cars and smart car parks
China has a saying; to see the past, visit Beijing, to see the present, go to Shanghai but for the future, it’s Shenzhen. Shenzhen has transformed itself from a tiny fishing village to a megacity in just 50 years, its population tripling since the 1990s. The city is a magnet for tech-savvy an...

2013 #TC3Summit Case Study: Jersey Telecom (JT) with Link Analytics

CaseStudy: JT with Link Analytics
Moderator: Derek Kerton, Principal Analyst for The Kerton Group & Chairman of Telecom Council
Panelist: Graeme Millar, CEO at JT
Panelist: Will Hakes, CEO at Link Analytics
JT is a small, agile Tier 1 operator based in the Channel Islands, UK. it's innovative JT-Lab provides access to the ultimate high speed broadband & mobile test bed. Link Analytics transforms complex data into actionable and repeatable analytical technology solutions. In this interview, we get insight on how this start up and Telco will work together on innovation.
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More films about China: https://rtd.rt.com/tags/china/
- Technology and innovation hub, Shenzhen is known as China’s “silicon valley” and “the city of the future”.
- Once a fishing village, in just 50 years it grew into a megacity packed with skyscrapers.
- It hosts international technology exhibitions and forums and attracts creators and investors from around the world, contributing to its population boom
- Inventors and engineers working here, create helpful robots, hybrid cars and smart car parks
China has a saying; to see the past, visit Beijing, to see the present, go to Shanghai but for the future, it’s Shenzhen. Shenzhen has transformed itself from a tiny fishing village to a megacity in just 50 years, its population tripling since the 1990s. The city is a magnet for tech-savvy and inventive dreamers from all across China and the world, because of them Shenzhen has become the “silicon valley” of China, a true technology and innovation hub.
The sprawling metropolis is famed for its skyscrapers, hybrid cars, solar energy and for being home to a great many hi-tech companies. UBTECH is one of them; its focus is on making robots an indispensable part of everyday life. Its key product is the android – a human-like robot that can help out in the workplace and around the home as well as becoming both teacher and playmate for kids.
Shenzhen municipal government encourages citizens to switch to eco-friendly, hybrid cars that use both fuel and solar energy. The vehicles are made by a local manufacturer, BYD. Public transport here is hybrid too helping maintain the city’s ecological reputation, which is among the best in China. The city’s rapid growth demands new solutions for optimising space. Shenzhen is one of the top 10 cities in the world for having the most skyscrapers. Today, its engineers are working on a solution to the ever present problem of parking by developing smart car parks that can automatically place cars in tight spaces while the driver simply walks away.
The technological achievements of the city's many companies are regularly showcased at popular international exhibitions and forums.
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More films about China: https://rtd.rt.com/tags/china/
- Technology and innovation hub, Shenzhen is known as China’s “silicon valley” and “the city of the future”.
- Once a fishing village, in just 50 years it grew into a megacity packed with skyscrapers.
- It hosts international technology exhibitions and forums and attracts creators and investors from around the world, contributing to its population boom
- Inventors and engineers working here, create helpful robots, hybrid cars and smart car parks
China has a saying; to see the past, visit Beijing, to see the present, go to Shanghai but for the future, it’s Shenzhen. Shenzhen has transformed itself from a tiny fishing village to a megacity in just 50 years, its population tripling since the 1990s. The city is a magnet for tech-savvy and inventive dreamers from all across China and the world, because of them Shenzhen has become the “silicon valley” of China, a true technology and innovation hub.
The sprawling metropolis is famed for its skyscrapers, hybrid cars, solar energy and for being home to a great many hi-tech companies. UBTECH is one of them; its focus is on making robots an indispensable part of everyday life. Its key product is the android – a human-like robot that can help out in the workplace and around the home as well as becoming both teacher and playmate for kids.
Shenzhen municipal government encourages citizens to switch to eco-friendly, hybrid cars that use both fuel and solar energy. The vehicles are made by a local manufacturer, BYD. Public transport here is hybrid too helping maintain the city’s ecological reputation, which is among the best in China. The city’s rapid growth demands new solutions for optimising space. Shenzhen is one of the top 10 cities in the world for having the most skyscrapers. Today, its engineers are working on a solution to the ever present problem of parking by developing smart car parks that can automatically place cars in tight spaces while the driver simply walks away.
The technological achievements of the city's many companies are regularly showcased at popular international exhibitions and forums.
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Zhang Dejiang's visit to Hong Kong for a Belt and Road forum was the first by a top central government leader in four years. The speech by the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress at the forum emphasized the key role Beijing has mapped out for the city in China's national strategy. How could China's most international city benefit from the initiative? Wang Yiwei of the Center for EU Studies in China's Renmin University, Priscilla Leung Mei-Fun, Legislative Counselor of Hong Kong, and Mervyn Cheung Man-ping from the Hong Kong EducationPolicy Concern Organization discuss the potential gains and challenges for all concerned.
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Zhang Dejiang's visit to Hong Kong for a Belt and Road forum was the first by a top central government leader in four years. The speech by the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress at the forum emphasized the key role Beijing has mapped out for the city in China's national strategy. How could China's most international city benefit from the initiative? Wang Yiwei of the Center for EU Studies in China's Renmin University, Priscilla Leung Mei-Fun, Legislative Counselor of Hong Kong, and Mervyn Cheung Man-ping from the Hong Kong EducationPolicy Concern Organization discuss the potential gains and challenges for all concerned.
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CaseStudy: JT with Link Analytics
Moderator: Derek Kerton, Principal Analyst for The Kerton Group & Chairman of Telecom Council
Panelist: Graeme Millar, CEO at JT
Panelist: Will Hakes, CEO at Link Analytics
JT is a small, agile Tier 1 operator based in the Channel Islands, UK. it's innovative JT-Lab provides access to the ultimate high speed broadband & mobile test bed. Link Analytics transforms complex data into actionable and repeatable analytical technology solutions. In this interview, we get insight on how this start up and Telco will work together on innovation.
MAH02396

CaseStudy: JT with Link Analytics
Moderator: Derek Kerton, Principal Analyst for The Kerton Group & Chairman of Telecom Council
Panelist: Graeme Millar, CEO at JT
Panelist: Will Hakes, CEO at Link Analytics
JT is a small, agile Tier 1 operator based in the Channel Islands, UK. it's innovative JT-Lab provides access to the ultimate high speed broadband & mobile test bed. Link Analytics transforms complex data into actionable and repeatable analytical technology solutions. In this interview, we get insight on how this start up and Telco will work together on innovation.
MAH02396

WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

Beijing to beef up Internet security over US spying on Chinese telecom

Now to China, where Beijing says it will beef up its Internet security over the recent reports of US espionage on a major Chinese telecom company.
This, after reports said America's National Security Agency broke into servers of the How-Way telecommunications. A spokesman for the Chinese government said the US has shown hypocrisy and despotic rule over spying. This comes after the New York Times published articles from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden that said the US had snooped on the Chinese firm. Beijing did not say what steps would be taken to strengthen Internet security.

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Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country ...

Chinese telecommunications companies to invest in the Philippines

If there’s one thing that Filipinos can agree on, it’s that internet speed in the country is slow and expensive. With a population of over 100 million, and with Filipinos being heavy social media users, telecommunications is big business. In fact, Facebook has just signed a deal with the Philippine government to put up a new underwater cable system, and Chinese telecommunications companies have already expressed interest in investing in the country.
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3:36

China Watch: Steer Clear of Telecom

After the recent telecom shakeup in Beijing, stocks in the sector have fallen dramatically...

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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2:28

Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutti...

Telecom giant Huawei prepares to expand China’s mobile networks

China is on the verge of putting 5G mobile networks to the test. Analysts expect the cutting-edge technology to become commercially available by 2020. Chinese telecom company Huawei plans to invest over $600 million in 5G technology research by 2018.
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1:31

Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologie...

Taiwan suspect confesses of fraudulence to police

A Taiwanese suspect revealed details of fraudulence to Beijing police and offered apologies to his mother on Wednesday. His confession came a day after Taiwanese officials arrived in the Chinese capital to assist in the ongoing investigation on the recent telecom scam and guarantee the rights of those suspects.
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Industry Top Trends 2018 Telecoms

S&P publishes its outlook for top trends in the global telecoms industry, including sector strategies to address growth concerns, and the potential implications of high expected investment on credit quality.

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Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

As a part of the grand Opening Ceremony for League of Legends World Championship 2017, Aga...

Against The Current "Legends Never Die" (Live in Beijing, China) [11-4-17]

As a part of the grand Opening Ceremony for League of Legends World Championship 2017, AgainstThe Current performed "Legends Never Die," the official theme song for Worlds 2017.
Taking place at Beijing National Stadium (which was built for the '08 Olympics), everything was absolutely amazing, the entire production, from the choreography with all the dancers, to the costuming (Chrissy's outfit was unbelievably awesome!) to the band w/ an orchestra rocking before a huge crowd as a giant CGIDragon lands on the stage during the breakdown. Crazy fantastic!
At the center of it all, was an impeccable performance by the mighty Chrissy Costanza, a true legend in the making. All the world's a stage and she owned this day. Long may she reign. So proud of her and the band. What a milestone. So much more to come.

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Today's video is of a very rare visitor into MAN! A Private CJ of SK Telecom that arrived from Beijing this afternoon. This aircraft flew directly from Beijing and landed just before 15:00. This aircraft had a follow me that took him to stand 243 whilst it is in for a few days. This departed Monday. Hope you enjoy the video!
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Telecom fraud: Suspects may be prosecuted on Chinese mainland

Police from the Chinese mainland say that the 32 telecom fraud suspects from Taiwan who were deported from Malaysia in April will be investigated and may face prosecution on the Chinese mainland. The suspects are being held in a detention center in Beijing. They were deported from Malaysia together with 65 mainland suspects.
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11:21

Taiwan telecom fraud stirs tensions

China is battling an explosion of telecom fraud that has cost billions of dollars in finan...

Taiwan telecom fraud stirs tensions

China is battling an explosion of telecom fraud that has cost billions of dollars in financial losses and driven some victims to suicide, with most perpetrators located in Taiwan. Earlier this month 45 fraud suspects from Taiwan were deported by Kenya to Beijing. Kenya's choice to extradite the suspects to the Chinese mainland rather than Chinese Taiwan has stirred tensions between Beijing and Taipei. How will Taiwan's new pro-independence government respond? Since 2009, Taiwan and theChinese mainland have had in place a crime assistance agreement, but this case represents a setback in cooperation. Are politics the real driving force? And where does Taiwanese public opinion stand on these issues? Join us for a chat about telecom fraud and cross-strait relations, with Mr. Zhong Houtao, a researcher in Taiwan studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; and in Taipei, Joanna Lei, a former legislator and head of research at the Chunghua 21st CenturyThink Tank.
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1:12

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese main...

Taiwan delegation in Beijing to discuss telecom fraud

A delegation from Taiwan has arrived in Beijing for talks, amid rows with the Chinese mainland on the recent telecom fraud cases and extradition from Kenya. The Ministry of Public Security says the delegation from Taiwan consisting of senior judicial officials is here to discuss cross-Strait cooperatiTon on the fight against telecom fraud.
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WiFi Internet Access in Beijing | China Telecom Hotspots

It's easy to access a WiFi hotspot in Beijing and connect to the internet anytime, anywhere with a China Telecom WiFi pass.
Get your WiFi pass here: http://www.mychinatelecom.com
Whether traveling to Beijing for business or leisure, the WiFi pass lets you access the Internet at thousands of hotspots in Beijing and over 1 million hotspots in 250 major cities and airports in China.
Visitors to China can purchase a weekly WiFi pass from the China Telecom EnglishOnline Store for about $6 USD. Daily and monthly WiFi passes are also available. And you can use the hours available at your leisure, by easily connecting and disconnecting!
ChinaNet's WiFi passes deliver reliable, secure high-speed WiFi service via hotspots in Beijing powered by China Telecom, the largest broadband service provider in China. Whether you get an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly WiFi pass, you'll connect to a secure network that provides the speed needed to get directions and view maps, search for a retailer or a restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun bar street, talk over the Internet, or share pictures online. Enjoy your trip to Beijing and HappyTravel!
Developed to deliver convenient, cost-effective, secure WiFi service for travelers, the China Telecom WiFi pass is a must-have travel companion. Get online at over 1 million WiFi hotspots in China!

Shenzhen: City of the Future. The high-tech life of China’s Silicon Valley

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- Technology and innovation hub, Shenzhen is known as China’s “silicon valley” and “the city of the future”.
- Once a fishing village, in just 50 years it grew into a megacity packed with skyscrapers.
- It hosts international technology exhibitions and forums and attracts creators and investors from around the world, contributing to its population boom
- Inventors and engineers working here, create helpful robots, hybrid cars and smart car parks
China has a saying; to see the past, visit Beijing, to see the present, go to Shanghai but for the future, it’s Shenzhen. Shenzhen has transformed itself from a tiny fishing village to a megacity in just 50 years, its population tripling since the 1990s. The city is a magnet for tech-savvy and inventive dreamers from all across China and the world, because of them Shenzhen has become the “silicon valley” of China, a true technology and innovation hub.
The sprawling metropolis is famed for its skyscrapers, hybrid cars, solar energy and for being home to a great many hi-tech companies. UBTECH is one of them; its focus is on making robots an indispensable part of everyday life. Its key product is the android – a human-like robot that can help out in the workplace and around the home as well as becoming both teacher and playmate for kids.
Shenzhen municipal government encourages citizens to switch to eco-friendly, hybrid cars that use both fuel and solar energy. The vehicles are made by a local manufacturer, BYD. Public transport here is hybrid too helping maintain the city’s ecological reputation, which is among the best in China. The city’s rapid growth demands new solutions for optimising space. Shenzhen is one of the top 10 cities in the world for having the most skyscrapers. Today, its engineers are working on a solution to the ever present problem of parking by developing smart car parks that can automatically place cars in tight spaces while the driver simply walks away.
The technological achievements of the city's many companies are regularly showcased at popular international exhibitions and forums.
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China's top legislator speaks at Belt & Road forum in Hong Kong

Zhang Dejiang's visit to Hong Kong for a Belt and Road forum was the first by a top central government leader in four years. The speech by the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress at the forum emphasized the key role Beijing has mapped out for the city in China's national strategy. How could China's most international city benefit from the initiative? Wang Yiwei of the Center for EU Studies in China's Renmin University, Priscilla Leung Mei-Fun, Legislative Counselor of Hong Kong, and Mervyn Cheung Man-ping from the Hong Kong EducationPolicy Concern Organization discuss the potential gains and challenges for all concerned.
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2013 #TC3Summit Case Study: Jersey Telecom (JT) with Link Analytics

CaseStudy: JT with Link Analytics
Moderator: Derek Kerton, Principal Analyst for The Kerton Group & Chairman of Telecom Council
Panelist: Graeme Millar, CEO at JT
Panelist: Will Hakes, CEO at Link Analytics
JT is a small, agile Tier 1 operator based in the Channel Islands, UK. it's innovative JT-Lab provides access to the ultimate high speed broadband & mobile test bed. Link Analytics transforms complex data into actionable and repeatable analytical technology solutions. In this interview, we get insight on how this start up and Telco will work together on innovation.
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It turns out that a theory explaining how we might detect parallel universes and prediction for the end of the world was proposed and completed by physicist Stephen Hawking shortly before he died ... &nbsp;. According to reports, the work predicts that the universe would eventually end when stars run out of energy ... ....

Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas DarlingIt wasn’t very long ago Republicans were accusing Democrats of either paying a few dollars to the homeless for votes or giving them a pack of cigarettes. But with Donald Trump, it’s obvious he paid $130,000 to an adult-film star in exchange for her silence last October and just before the general election ... Was the payment from his own account – or from a lawyer – or from campaign donations....

Using e-cigarettes may lead to an accumulation of fat in the liver, a study of mice exposed to the devices suggests. “The popularity of electronic cigarettes has been rapidly increasing in part because of advertisements that they are safer than conventional cigarettes ... Friedman of Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles, California ... Circadian rhythm dysfunction is known to accelerate liver disease....

The pride of foreigners living in Beijing has been injured by the prejudiced policy of restricting foreign entry to certain bars and eateries for the duration of the NationalPeople’s Congress in Beijing. The question remains whether the clumsy policy, geographically isolated and not widely enforced, is a misunderstanding misconstrued as prejudice, or an act of prejudice wrapped in talk of security concerns ...If... ....

China has found a fundamental prescription with its own characteristics to cure the “big city diseases”, thanks to its successful roadmap for the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. More companies from Beijing are starting their businesses at the Tianjin (Binhai) Zhongguancun Science Park, as the strategy for coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area is push forward....

More than 60 percent of people born in 1990s do not get enough sleep, with those living in Beijing among those waking up earliest, a survey shows ... patterns across the world on Sunday, three days before the 18th World Sleep Day on March 21, according to BeijingEvening News ... As a contrast to Beijing, Zhuhai is the city with the latest wake-up time....

SHANGHAI, March 19 (Reuters) - China stocks ended higher on Friday, with gains led by healthcare firms, after Beijing formed a new economic team ... ** China elevated a key confidante of PresidentXi Jinping to one of the top positions in government on Monday as Beijing cracks down on riskier financing and a debt build-up that may pose systemic risks to the world's second-largest economy ... ....

Reuters SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) — Some of China’s biggest shadow banking groups are shopping for regulators in far-flung regions to help pass deals unlikely to be approved by more savvy regulators closer to home, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the situation. The trend highlights the difficulties Beijing faces in applying ......

SHANGHAI/BEIJING, March 19 (Reuters) - Some of China's biggest shadow banking groups are shopping for regulators in far-flung regions to help pass deals unlikely to be approved by more savvy regulators closer to home, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the situation. The trend highlights the difficulties Beijing faces in applying ......